Weather Reports Lift Cotton Prices in New York Trading
Unfavorable weather reports and firm Liverpool cables pushed July cotton to 29.00, closing around 19.38 with gains 13 to 16 points. May and October rose earlier on heavy rains in the eastern central belts, while late selling and rains in the south kept futures steady as traders covered bets amid broader weather concerns and record ship cargoes.
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New York
Liverpool
Trade and Commission House
Bombay
Cotton Goods Trade Shows Improvement In New York
Cotton goods in New York show the best week for colored staple fabric in six months as manufacturers rush to cover and place sizable orders. Coarse cotton yarn cloth remains quiet with prices firm. some bids on top makes were refused. Fine goods are irregular but quotations improve. burlaps in Calcutta and locally steady. raw silk market firm with decent buying reported.
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New York
Calcutta
Wheat slips while corn rises on wet Midwest planting woes
Chicago grain markets report wheat prices falling as corn rallies amid wet weather hindering corn planting. Prospects favorable for heavy rain in Kansas wheat fields before Monday, while some newly damaged areas face further concerns.
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Chicago
Kansas
Wheat and grains market drift in spring trade
Seeded wheat in the northwest spring crop region was discussed as haying. Traders cited low temperatures delaying harvest and unsettled closing quotes for wheat and corn with slight advances, while oats and provisions priced lower.
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Northwest
Cotton oil futures rise on favorable cotton belt weather
New Orleans April 21 The market for cotton oil futures averaged higher today as favorable weather across the cotton belt supported gains. Prime summer yellow closed unchanged at 9.70 and prime crude at 8.75 to 8.87 percent. Futures closed steady with May at 9.86 July 10.05 September 10.23 October 10.28 and December 10.23.
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New Orleans
Cotton Belt
Coffee futures and spot prices in Rio and Santos markets
New York April 21 Rio May 14.35 July 14.35 September 14.22 December 13.99 January 18.86 March 13.75 Santos May 21.48 July 21.16 Sept 20.78 Dec 20.26 March 19.94 Spot quiet Rio Ts 15% Santos 48 22% to 2% No fresh offers in cost and freight markets.
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Copper
New York
Rio
Santos
Rio Ts
Preacher Arrest Sparks Asheboro Book Peddling Probe
In Asheboro on April 21 a man identifying as Roma Caleb Garner a preacher was arrested for peddling books without a license. His courthouse address followed a street corner talk where he was pelted with rotten eggs and Zeb Rush was jailed for assault. Attorney J W Wilson faced disruption charges but was convicted only of misdemeanor conduct with suspended judgment.
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Asheboro
Roma Caleb Garner
Randolph County
Court House
Zeb Rush
J. W. Wilson
Garner
al Smith
Wilson
New York
Workman in fascist labor syndicates win cheap seats at Royal Opera
Honolulu University of Honolulu debating team to visit China Japan and the Philippines to discuss international goodwill. Naples plans a million population by 1929 as of January residents total 943 769.
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Rome
New Royal Opera
Honolulu
University of Honolulu
China
Japan
Philippines
Naples
Smith to Leave Asheville for Absecon with Party
Governor Alfred E. Smith of New York and a six member party depart Asheville for Absecon New Jersey after a weeklong visit. Attending are James J. Riordan William H Todd William Roy William F Kenney Lindsay Rogers Justice Joseph M Proskauer Senator Peter G Gerry with reporters returning on the same train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheville
Alfred E. Smith
New York
Absecon
James J. Riordan
William H. Todd
William Roy
William F. Kenney
Lindsay Rogers
Joseph M. Proskauer
Peter G. Gerry
Rhode Island
Biltmore House
John Francis Amherst Cecil
North Carolina
Smith
Gallatin Roberts
Earl B. Horner
Thomas B. Cooper
W. L. Coultier
Oo. F. Crowson
Burlington
N. C
E. J. Meeman
Tenn
Matthias Nicoll
New York State
St. Lawrence's Catholic Church
United States Veteran
New Jersey
Wilkins Completes 2100 Mile Arctic Flight
Captain George H. Wilkins and pilot Ben Eielson complete a 2100 mile Arctic flight from America toward Europe. Arctic explorer Vilhjalmir Stefansson calls the voyage a milestone toward a polar air route shortening continental distances. Stefansson says Pole becomes a future crossroads for intercontinental travel shaping Arctic air transport. First Christian Church notes Sunday school at 9:45, preaching at 11 and 7:30 with Rev. J. M. Allred.
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New York
George H. Wilkins
Arctic
Vilhjalmir Stefansson
Wilkins
America
Europe
Polar
Stefansson
North Pole
Ben Eielson
M. FE
Fairview Street
William E. Hairston
Epworth League
Church notices and appointments fill local schedule
A long list of church services, pastors, and Sunday school times for numerous creeds and locations. Each entry specifies church name, street, pastor, superintendent, and service times including Sunday school, morning and evening worship, youth groups, and midweek meetings. The document also notes plans for a textile loom plant with managers and directors named and an initial loom output target.
A Herbal Remedy Sold for Family Health Gains Notice
Mrs. W. H. Hodges of High Point North Carolina endorses Miller's Herb Extract formerly Herb Juice as a thorough cleansing tonic laxative effective for constipation indigestion and inactive liver. The Hart Drug Co. represents the product claiming it has proven satisfactory for over a million people last year and is promoted as an agreeable health restoring remedy.
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W. H. Hodges
Mangum Avenue
High Point
N. C
Herb Juice Company
Hart Drug Co
St Edwards–East Green and Parker Streets Services
Rev. A. C. Adler, pastor conducts services each Sunday at 9 a.m. and 7 30 p.m. at St. Edwards on East Green and Parker streets.
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St. Edwards
Feast Green
Parker Streets
A. C. Adler
Colored Churches Baptist First Baptist Corner of East Washington and Hobson streets
Sunday school opens at 9 30 morning sermon at 11 30 o clock. The pastor leads an afternoon class for service girls at 6 o clock. B Y P U led by H M Kirkpatrick. Night services at 8 o clock. Prayer services every Wednesday at 8 o clock with Communion.
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First Christian
Green
Tryon Streets
C. A. Best
J. M. Allred
Randolph County
Christian Endeavor
J. A. Lee
First Christian (Disciples
Washington Street
J. W. Wolff
First Baptist
North Matin Street
L. T. Wilson
A. E. Tate
Southside Baptist
Alghland Avenue
Stanton Street
Tasso W. Siler
C. H Maynor
Green Street
Herman T. Stephens
Y. BP. U
Mechanicsville Primitive
J. W. Tuttle
West End
Redding Street
W. A. Wedrick
Mechanicsville Baptist Church
J. M. Hilliard
J. A. Ruth
Methodist Episcopal Wesley Memorial
John W. Moore
W. B. McEwen
Epworth League
South Main
W. B. Davis
J. W. Clinard
First Wesleyan Methodist
Newton
Meadows Streets
M. R. Harvey
W. H. and
F. M. Society
Calvary M. E. Church
H. Byrum
A. H. Holton
Highland
E. M. Jones
R. L. Proctor
Dleaver
West View
North Main
Richardson Streets
E. Lester Ballard
Welch
Mangum
Lake
T. E. Pierce
M. L. Boswell
Rev
D. I. Garner
Mies Estelle Cates
Milton Whitener
Edgar Whitener
North Maine Street
First Church of Christ
Y. M Cc
A. Hall
East Russell Street
C. C. Gable
J. T. Saunders
S. L. Parham
D. D
Mount Vernon Baptist
Hoover Street
W. L. Mason
N. L. Hawood
Emmanuel Baptist Church
Price and
Leonard Streets
G. W. Buckrham
Roosevelt Miller
Sisters
Cherry Street
M. M. Cerran
Allen Christian Endeavor League
Morris Chapel
Methodist
H. L. Ashe
W. M. Folt
T. A. Brower
St. Stephens A. M. E. Zion
C. W. Carver
D.D
W. B. Steele
Home Church League
Baptist First Baptist
East Washington
Hobson Streets
H. M. Kirkpatrick
Standard Looms Plans Spartanburg Loom Plant
The Standard Looms organization announced formation of a corporation to manufacture looms and loom parts for cotton mills. A Spartanburg plant will be erected and go into operation at an early date, according to company officials.
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Isaac Andrews
Spartanburg
Jonas Northrup
Frank Norcross
Hopedale
Mass
Andrews
Richard I Manning
Columbia
Ellison A. Smyth
Flatrock
N. C
Victor M. Montgomery
John A. Law
Reroy Springs
Lancaster
Charlotte
Stewart Cramer
Cramerton, N. C
Z. F. Wright
Newberry
H. A. Ligon
8. C
the Standard Looms
North Dakota mulls brick factory at state penitentiary
Bismarck North Dakota may install a factory at its state penitentiary to produce vitrified brick replacing the current prison labor making twine.
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Bismarck
N. D
North Dakota
State Penitentiary
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Liverpool Cables
Chicago Grain
Preacher
Biltmore
Christian
Christian Science
North Wrenn Street
Church of God
Ray R. Millikan
Episcopal
St. Mary’s
Farriss Avenue
H. Norwood Bowne
Lutheran
Emmanuel Lutheran—fey
F. L. Conrad
H. F. Cooper
Luther League
Friends
Main Street
Tom A. Sykes
Horace C. Hayworth
Brotherhood
Annex
Archdale Friends
Reuben J. Payne
Joseph T
Calvary M. E
Archdale M. E
O. L. Ruth
G. O. Hayworth
Salvation Army Salvation Army
John O’beirne
Holiness
Salvation Meeting
Young Peoples
International Bible
Brooks
Nesday
A. M. E. Zion
Eeenay Begin
Home Mortgage Company
Durham, N. C
High Point MorTgage Co
Penny
Washington and Main Sts
J. Y. Morris, Mer
Quested
Coats
Wagger’s Ladies’ Shop
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